After dinner, the mahjong game, which everyone had come to with different intentions, began again!
As before, it was still 50 yuan per fan.
Sitting directly opposite me was the handsome cheat Qi Bin. Zhao Mingyue was my next player, and Liu Hong was on my upper hand.
Although Liu Hong and Zhao Mingyue looked about the same age, their temperaments were completely different.
Liu Hong's dress and makeup were similar to Sun Jingjing's, belonging to the heavily made-up, outgoing, and unrestrained type.
However, her assets were not as "large" as Sun Jingjing's!
Without further ado, let's get back to the main topic.
Not long after the evening mahjong game started, the combination of Qi Bin and Liu Hong couldn't wait to exert their strength.
This time, they changed their strategy.
Liu Hong no longer concealed her actions, waiting for Qi Bin, who was on her upper hand, to directly give her a break after receiving her transmitted hand gestures.
Heavy bing, light tiao, push wan!
Those who understand... understand!
(ps: If you don't understand, you can search on Baidu, or ask the great gods in the comment section to explain, and you'll know what it means.)
Why is the probability of accidents in mahjong games in chess and card rooms generally the highest?
This is because mahjong tiles can not only be cheated but also use various hand gestures to cheat and transmit various signals to accomplices!
The key point is to emphasize the word "hit".
Unlike light playing cards, when playing mahjong, every tile played... can transmit sound.
The player only needs to use the force of playing the tile, whether it's large or small, combined with their unique playing hand gestures, to quickly transmit signals to their accomplice while playing a tile, indicating the desired tile pattern.
Coupled with the fact that people who often play mahjong have relatively unconventional and special playing habits, it is easy to hide.
And it is very difficult to detect!
Because strictly speaking, these playing habits are not considered cheating.
Even if you know what's going on, you can't find any substantial evidence.
If you encounter such a situation, exposing it on the spot is meaningless.
So how to break it?
The answer is very simple!
If it's an unfamiliar mahjong game, after sitting at the table, except for yourself, when the other three people play tiles, you must carefully remember everyone's playing gestures, playing force, and playing order.
Based on three to five rounds.
This not only allows you to guess tiles effectively but also prevents you from falling into a mahjong scam.
Of course, if you have skillful hands... then I'll say nothing!
One force breaks all methods, one skill breaks a hundred clumsy attempts!
In the face of absolute strength, all opportunism and flashy tricks are not worth mentioning and are vulnerable!
As early as after reaching an agreement with Zhao Mingyue, I not only stared intently at Qi Bin and Liu Hong in secret, but also preemptively stole and hid tiles every time the game started and tiles were drawn, just in case.
Like playing cards, after the game ends, I would quietly return the hidden tiles to the tile pile.
This is the case in every game!
This move is called "Stealing the Dragon and Changing the Phoenix," and it is specifically used to break mahjong cheating!
Without giving Qi Bin and Liu Hong any chance, before they could complete their secret communication, I took the lead in feeding Zhao Mingyue the most crucial tile, allowing her to win a Qing Long with 16 fans.
Although the customs of playing cards vary from place to place, in our Anhai, 1 fan is only counted as 1 time.
So, Zhao Mingyue directly received 2400 yuan for one hand.
At first glance, it doesn't seem like much.
But everyone, please remember, this is 2008, and this is just one hand!
Compared to card games like Golden Flower and Bull Bull, mahjong has terrifying variables.
Although we play National Standard Mahjong here, the maximum is only 88 fans, which is 88 times, meaning the maximum win or loss for each person is 4400 yuan.
But similarly, it's just the maximum win or loss for one person in one hand.
Mahjong games that rely purely on stacking tiles are frequented by all sorts of cheats.
If your luck is bad enough to encounter a cheat, a 50 yuan mahjong game will, at the very least, cause significant damage, if not financial ruin, by the end.
So if you want to play mahjong, don't go to chess and card rooms, and don't play with strangers you don't know well.
Because you never know whether the other party is... human or ghost!
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After Zhao Mingyue won a hand, I noticed that Qi Bin and Liu Hong's playing style suddenly became much more aggressive and bold.
It seemed that in their eyes, Zhao Mingyue was a human ATM and a walking cash machine.
They never thought Zhao Mingyue could win, nor did they intend to give her any chance to breathe!
So these two directly started relentlessly attacking Zhao Mingyue...
Although I could let Zhao Mingyue win every hand, I didn't make a move easily.
As the saying goes: It's easy to add flowers to the brocade, but difficult to send charcoal in the snow!
Without anyone knowing my identity, I wanted Zhao Mingyue to clearly feel that without me... she couldn't win a single hand!!!
As expected, without my deliberate leniency, after just two rounds, Zhao Mingyue not only returned the 2400 yuan she had won but also lost over 3000 yuan of her own.
During this time, I used "Stealing the Dragon and Changing the Phoenix" to intermittently win two to three hands myself.
Keeping the win or loss at an extremely delicate balance point!
If it weren't for the fact that I still had to continue interacting with Zhao Mingyue later, I would never have let this pair of scumbags, Qi Bin and Liu Hong, off the hook.
As the game approached its end, Zhao Mingyue, who hadn't won a second hand since the Qing Long, gradually showed a look of despair in her eyes.
But I still didn't choose to intervene, instead patiently waiting until Sun Jingjing, who was watching, couldn't stand it and left early, and the game reached the final round...
Before shuffling and stacking the tiles, Qi Bin, as the big winner of the night, announced that this was the final round and generously said, "My luck is really good today! Don't leave after we finish playing, I'll treat you to a late-night snack!"
A late-night snack? Heh heh. Fine!
Later... let's see what you'll treat us with?!
After stacking the tiles, everyone started taking turns shaking the dice to draw tiles.
Just as Qi Bin completely let down his guard, and Zhao Mingyue happened to roll an 8 and was drawing tiles from my side... I decisively chose to make my move!
While pushing the mahjong tiles in front of me forward, I replaced them all with the tiles I had secretly stolen and hidden beforehand using "Stealing the Dragon and Changing the Phoenix"!
In less than two seconds, it was all done in one go!